Croatia · DESSERT TOURS
The good dessert tours go weeks ahead on this coast and the famous ones go first. Below: the 4 to lock in early, what each includes and where they differ.
Review of Zagreb Chocolate Museum, with tastings, cocoa history, interactive exhibits, practical tips, and honest advice on its $16 value.
“Molto carino. Passatempo da fare con le persone che ami. Ogni stanza è pensato per farti immergere in un viaggio fantastico.”
Explore Dubrovnik’s Old Town with a private guide, then taste coffee, sweets, and homemade liqueurs inside a historic private palace.
“Our guide, Tea, is a delightful person. She was genuinely happy to be showing us her hometown. Her father grew up in the walled city. She shared some family stories and local stories that brought the history alive. You must ask her about the dog story. Tea is a teacher and has a knack for imparting her knowledge in a fun and memorable way. We visited a historic home that was only open to us because of the connection Tea has with the community. It was here that we shared coffee and Easter bread over a 16th century table. It was a lovely experience. I highly recommend Tea and this…”
Kayak from Lumbarda to Korčula’s nearby islands, then enjoy a Grk wine, local sweets, and sunset picnic on this small-group tour.
“The best experience I’ve had on Korcula. Paddling in azure waters between between the islands, Boris generously sharing his knowledge of korcula’s history and gastronomy. And the sunset picnic with a glass of Grk - all a dream!”
Paddle from Lumbarda to historic islands, watch the Korčula sunset, and enjoy homemade GRK wine, canapés, and pastries.
“The best thing we did on Korcula! A perfect mix of Kayaking through turquoise water, visiting some beautiful islands and having some wine and snacks while watching the sunset. Boris (the guide) is so nice and interesting. Couldn’t recommend it more highly.”
Pick a harbour, a wall or a waterfall.
